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Amounts reflect what's raised both by companies and their early investors and do not include extra shares known as overallotment, which are set aside to meet heavy demand.
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Without the so-called overallotment, the sale would have raised $19 billion.
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Some large shareholders could sell a further 1.8 million shares through the so-called overallotment option within 30 days, according to the company.
Betfair Jumps 20% After Raising $332 Million in IPO - Bloomberg
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The banks can increase the offering by 210 million shares by exercising the so-called overallotment option.
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The banks can increase the offering by 210 million shares by exercising the so-called overallotment option.
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Without the so-called overallotment, the sale would have raised $19 billion.
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The upper end of that range, equal to $0.45, would generate $11.4 billion - or as much as $13.1 billion if strong demand allowed more shares to be sold in a so-called overallotment of up to 15 percent.
International Herald Tribune - World News, Analysis, and Global Opinions
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Without the so-called overallotment, the sale would have raised $19 billion.
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Without the so-called overallotment, the sale would have raised $19 billion.
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The banks can increase the offering by 210 million shares by exercising the so-called overallotment option.
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